#SHOWBIZ: Nabila Razali: 'Please don't kiss the baby at the akikah event'
KUALA LUMPUR: Singer and actress, Nabila Razali, has urged guests attending the akikah (baby's blessing) event for her newborn son in Kota Bharu, Kelantan, tomorrow to be mindful of their behaviour and manners to prevent any untoward incidents.
In a news report today, the 33-year-old singer specifically reminded guests not to kiss her young son, who was born on Christmas Eve last December.
"Please be mindful of the standard operating procedures (SOPs), such as not trying to come into contact with the baby, like kissing him, so that I can ensure his comfort throughout the event," she said.
"I hope guests will understand and respect my request."
Nabila and her husband, Nik Iruwan Nik Izani, expressed their hope that they have made sufficient preparations to welcome guests to the event, which also serves as a Hari Raya Aidiladha celebration.
"If the turnout is larger than what we've prepared for, we also have a Plan B ready," she added.
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